Living in the ROUGHEST Apartment in NYC…

This is what affordable living in New York City is really like… and if you’re moving to NYC and want to live in the heart of Lower Manhattan, this is the cheapest apartment that isnt a shoebox…
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[@nataliekrajsa4834]

I have lot's of questions about how that guy is able to pay $6500 in rent by running a chapstick brand no one has ever heard of...

[@NoNORADon911]

Chapstick has THC lol

[@NoNORADon911]

3 for $20 + s&h. Based out of Miami

[@laxfan727]

Forget it man there are so many people I've met in the city who are obviously driven but just happened to fall into some niche or weird job that makes so much money it makes your head spin as to why you're still struggling. Comparatively to the world its not a lot of people but the density of them in Manhattan will make you feel like an abject failure sometimes.

[@virginiatruett7115]

FYI Danby Appliances Inc. is a Canadian company that makes all types of appliances (large and small). It was founded in 1947. I came across them while looking for a butter churner. They make good strong stuff. I'd trust that fridge any day.

[@rebekahcuriel-alessi2239]

🌞

[@richardhaas39]

"Danby Appliances takes the prize for the second-best kitchen appliance brand, according to Bob Vila. “Danby doesn't try to compete with the larger brands; instead, this company focuses on providing consumers with affordable prices by specializing in smaller appliances for apartments and small spaces."

[@mrrd4444]

Haha I love when a place looks rough because it makes the place cheaper. Between two apartments that are the same size and have the same amenities, but one's covered in graffiti from the outside and is 1000-2000 dollars cheaper, I'm grabbing the graffiti-covered one.

[@marioStortuga]

But they don't have the same Amenities apartment wise sure but the actual residential sections the cheaper one has none of that. Plus having a doorman is never losing your packages.

[@kendallevans4079]

Let us know how your first dinner party goes?

[@techjourney2754]

makes sense considering your not a millionaire haha

[@bonniepwtf]

What a contrast between those apartments! This was a cool video showing the proximity of the places. That chapstick will take off now, clean ingredients.

[@rebekahcuriel-alessi2239]

Yes, the founder's energy is sterling.

[@marylivingstone9815]

The guy lives in s 6K luxury building. I think it’s already taken off. Second product plug in two videos, with the spice/caterer real estate agent in the last one.

[@amryan7571]

I think the moral of the story is make friends paying more for their apartment and take the cheaper one. Cheaper one is fine!

[@653j521]

Do you want to live in the ok one and look out at the pretty and expensive one, or vice versa? Better view is fine!

[@rizekitty1484]

@@653j521 100% agree. People that are comfortable with less (absolutely nothing wrong) always have to make up a story justifying why their limiting circumstances are "just as great" if not better.

[@amryan7571]

@@653j521 yes!

[@deneenjeffries2768]

Nobody uses blinds or window shades?

[@debbiericker8223]

The landlord of the first apartment must have a cousin who owns a discontinued tile outlet store.

[@BrianC815]

$3200/month for that first apartment is criminal.

[@maddscientist3170]

$6500 for the 2nd. apartment is even MORE "criminal"..who has $78K a year to throw away on rent???

[@BrianC815]

@Madd Scientist , agreed, but at least the second apartment was way more updated, had laundry in unit, building had more amenities, etc. Don't get me wrong, I still think that $6.5k/month for a 1BR apartment is outrageous in any market, but at least make sure that your standard of living matches what you're shelling out every month.

[@653j521]

@@maddscientist3170 Apparently not you. Go getters in sales, online, everywhere.

[@dianebaugher3919]

​@@653j521 rude, probably not you either 😅

[@gregthebaritone]

@@maddscientist3170 Especially considering by NYC apartment rules, you have to make at least $260K/yr to be able to live there.

[@helenfreeman4188]

I pass by both buildings everyday, fun to see inside. As of Friday, the ground floor business space in the first building was being fixed up (at least on the exterior). But that block is in decline, I think there’s only one ground floor space currently in business.

[@653j521]

Then it will be made into apartments??

[@kathyflorcruz552]

I've noticed that a LOT of the businesses Cash points out on his tours look closed, because lockdowns forced them out of business & they've had a very hard time trying to recover. That's a national thing as well, wherever Democrats refused to lift lockdowns.

[@subwayjoefrombrooklyn4471]

First apartment is scary and expensive (but reasonable for the crazy NYC prices). Second is beautiful but waaaaaaaaay overpriced for mere mortals.

[@shayg7610]

The refrigerator door can actually be switched to the other side if the fridge. Many people don't know that

[@marcialynn3469]

This NYC gal gave up and moved to the beach in Baja Mexico. $400 rent forbig furnished house $15 for Broadband wifi, & $50 tops for electric

[@cjmorris47]

And no blizzards...

[@elisepatterson7869]

Not everyone can just pick up and move... Also just moving around and making things more expensive for locals isn't a solution.

[@truthhearit1471]

​@Elise Patterson everybody doing it on a big scale is a huge issue like in Mexico City. But a

[@truthhearit1471]

​@Elise Patterson everybody doing it on a big scale is a huge issue

[@truthhearit1471]

​@Elise Patterson everybody doing it on a big scale is a huge issue

[@robertharris4100]

Good morning all. Cash, you have shown us some pretty upscale Penthouses & apartments lately. So we are due for a walk on the rough side. It evens out our video tours; for a more realistic NEW YORK Experience.

[@joeldiaz5857]

True that----would luv to see some Bronx apartment in rough gentrifying neighborhoods.

[@debsylvester2012]

Cash- Excellent energy. You and Alex created great balance throughout- Editing is always great. Keep going! ☮️

[@rebekahcuriel-alessi2239]

Yes, I have a crush on Alex.

[@valeriehopkins644]

Thanks to the founder of Four Organics for the tour. I still liked the bathroom in the apartment for rent.

[@plhm33]

It’s a dump for $3100 a month. The outside of the building is not maintained, so the inside will not be either. Borderline slumlord place for sure.

[@zielonakota]

What an extra episode! This contrast between the apartments is striking, but maybe you can use the extra laundry in a luxury building? 😉

[@rishibeauty8889]

Alex is 100% correct about the fridge!!! ❤🎉❤

[@krisbaron4433]

I ran across your videos over a year ago and I've been Faithfully watching ever since. They're interesting and entertaining. Your banter and descriptions of the neighborhood is delightful. I myself will never live in New York but I always suggest your videos to friends who are thinking about it. By the way I know this is going to sound a little silly, but you have so much Charisma and Screen presents with your videos. Have you ever considered doing stand-up? Taking all that material from your experience renting New York City Apartments should make terrific comedy. Signing off and sending good Juju and lots of good vibes from Arizona.

[@toddgaak422]

To each his own, but paying $3-6k a month to live like that is insane to me.

[@velornacurtis4790]

Both apartments are nice. It’s great to know what professions people have to afford the really high priced places. Thanks for sharing.

[@toddgaak422]

Nice?? LOL, okay.

[@velornacurtis4790]

@@toddgaak422 I mean that in a very very good way. Was in rush commenting before lol.

[@MS-qi1sk]

Both apartments were nice but having those amenities in you building is a plus especially in winter and that was very nice of you to do a little free advertising, nice to know you can still buy something made in the us .great video

[@awesomeadamfrom2099]

Awesome job cash see you tomorrow

[@cheezykrainer8743]

Summit the businessman is s good guy. Nice one Mr. Cash. I hope there will be more episodes like this, touring entrepreneurs' expensive apartments.

[@nysavvy9241]

That plug near the plate on the wall is a 220 line, not 110. It was for a sleeve AC unit. 110 window units are much cheaper.

[@joeldiaz5857]

Hands down----great video. I had fun viewing it and dreaming. Luv your delivery of your content cash Jordan. Watching your videos makes me forget about the stresses of my job and or when I have a rough day at work.

[@klio1212]

The stuff on the stove it's not rust, it is burnt food, a little oven cleaner and brillo will take care of it.

[@envyvicious]

Exactly! Get some of The Pink Stuff and a Scrub Daddy sponge and it'll be decent inside and out.

[@WhoAMI-ls3ds]

When you and Alex get together , you usually get something strange but functional . By the way that was a Compliment.

[@suepeer3078]

Love the second one BUT the 1st one is half the price and everything works. It might not be as pretty but you can fix it up. With the money you are saving you can do more things in the city

[@DailyRants89]

Most people can’t afford a 3k apartment. The money you are saving? Lol ok

[@katherinebrodie3371]

I absolutely support American entrepreneurs. I just ordered your lip balm. Can’t wait to try it.

[@kathleenaltherr6430]

I agree with you. I am also going to order some. I have been looking for a quality, natural lip balm and signed up to his site.

[@kenlasky3904]

Good to know what you have to do in order to pay $6,550 a month rent! (I can’t even write that without losing my breath! 😀😀😀). I’m in the city seeing shows this weekend! I would have loved to have run into you! But, I’ve been spending all my time in the hotel room or the theaters…

[@joeldiaz5857]

$6550 is a huge some of money. Most people that I know make no where near that a month.

[@kendallevans4079]

if I was paying that a month I would be so obsessed with that amount i would have it down to the minute/second what it comes out to..then I would lie awake at night frantic how much it's going to cost me to sleep!

[@perrycoffey5410]

@@kendallevans4079 too me it's a complete waste of money for that i would actually consider a house

[@sfoeric]

The second one is definitely nicer, but I would keep on looking to find something more in my budget. I would definitely go farther out.

[@larryeckerdt9750]

Me too, but the commute from Iowa would be a killer.

[@Ahahahhaaah]

Jesus and here I am in Vegas 15 min from the strip with a 1k sqft brand new modern carriage house with a large garage and pool and spa and gym and office space for $2.3k a month, wild.

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

Alex is always welcome and he has great listings on his Instagram page!

[@chuckgriffith4539]

Day vs. Night...in the East Village...and nice cross promo with 4..he needs to sell a ton of that balm. Keep em coming team Jordan!!

[@whitneybrown4067]

This is Gonna b so Interesting CJ🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Sunday😀….

[@theeluannesantos]

That kitchen reminds me of mine. Mine is a little bit bigger but it also has my washer and dryer in it. I had to turn my refrigerator sideways so I could open the dryer door 🤦🏻‍♀️ my bathroom is very small too I don’t have a tub. What a luxury it would be to have both! My bedroom is also very small. I have a queen size bed and it takes up the entire room 😂

[@Chib2]

Amazing video again keep up the hard work

[@Leelee...]

The first apartment can be cleaned, and updated a bit, to achieve a homey feeling.. not too bad....But That second one>>>>Wow!

[@frostyboyken]

Always nice to see Alex in your videos.

[@cynthiac4778]

The rent on each of these apartments is 2-3 times more expensive than the mortgage on my 3 BR 3 Bathroom home in PA. No idea how people in NY can afford this 😳

[@schuylerhecht8253]

I was born and raised in NYC. I just bought my house in NEPA last year...my mortgage is 1,267 dollars a month. My one bedroom on 153rd st that was on a drug, prostitute and crime ridden block was 2 grand , lived there for 10 years..my dad is 84 still in BK but douchebag transplants like this kicked us out of where I grew up...and you know what. They like that lifestyle they can have it and stay renting for life 😂...I'm finally at 41 a homeowner. That city can be a soul killer

[@NJ-xp4eb]

Rent the cheaper one construct an underground or overground tunnel and hang out in the one around the corner. Also learnt that lip balm is the new gold

[@theresagosselin2705]

Nice video Cash ❤

[@mariar3767]

First place is nice , needs a deep clean , desinfect from top to bottom but I like it . There is a lot one can do with the place after cleaning and good furniture . Second one is definetly fantastic but the price ... nope .

[@joeldiaz5857]

Yup-----1st apt still way WAY beyond what I can afford a month.

[@mariar3767]

@@joeldiaz5857 Honestly with these prices I am not surprised crime is up in NY . One needs a hell of a job to be able to rent even that old thing .

[@rebekahcuriel-alessi2239]

Ok, that guy (the lip balm entrepreneur) was soooo nice!!!

[@amyyoshikawa7698]

Hi Cash and to your friend very nice apartment in NYC. Kind of pricey. It’s very clean and the view is great. Stay well and safe 👍

[@lindaharris8514]

Talk about "Tiny" ! I stayed at the Club Quarters in NYC a few times, and I could not believe the size of the Hotel Room, but believe it or not, it was cozy !

[@jazzyj6640]

3k per month is insane, that’s 36k a year 😮 and that’s only rent! No utilities, groceries or any other living expenses. 😮

[@chickenbird69]

Cash, I love your videos. I have also just made my first purchase with FOUR: 😊 Thank you for sharing all the coolness with us.

[@rebekahcuriel-alessi2239]

Yes, that guy's energy is so inviting!!

[@TheStonerKoala]

It costs too much.

[@iomis2001]

I don't know how a young person just moving to NYC is going to be able to afford it long term. I guess you can have roommates forever and no money saved for retirement and you might just get by. Also a fridge and a microwave running at the same time on the same outlet is a bad idea.

[@joeldiaz5857]

Lots of these youngsters have their parents subsiding their rent. Don't be fooled. Most of them have office jobs in startups making shit money. They eventually move back to Texas, Utah or where ever the hell they're from.

[@flogrown1999]

Well the goal of moving to New York is to struggle until u someday make it ...nobody goes there with the intentions on barely making it by forever ...it's a risk/reward type of thing

[@Nermin_1978]

And i thought paying $2K for 3 bedroom in Utah is expensive ( it is) but that is ridiculous.

[@fionasmith1053]

What a genuine lovely guy, gonna check out his products, gotta say the “high end” is nicer but if you like a project the cheaper is gonna be awesome for ya 💯👏❤️🤩

[@pks815]

Thank you for the eye candy today 😊Alex is an absolute cutie!

[@rebekahcuriel-alessi2239]

Agree.

[@nysavvy9241]

Alex is correct. Fridge should open the other way. Stove is filthy and needs a brilliant pad or magic eraser, or the sanitation department.

[@garycloud5705]

Cash. You're a very clever lad. Sneaking that ad for lip balm into the video.

[@Mikidy303]

I've lived in worse. But I do like that there is a great likelihood you'll get a pet rat or 10 to live there with you.

[@pauldouglas9999]

I thought this was a really early video, it’s so different from what he usually does. I had to check the date just to be sure!

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

Could this be why so many people are homeless?😢

[@maetes]

Second apt is great, but it should have the price tag of the first apt 😉

[@maddscientist3170]

agree $38K vs. $78K per year.....still a horrendous amount for rent for the first one

[@lindauribe6872]

No way ridiculous prices

[@andrewbrendan1579]

I love that residents' lounge in the second building. I am definitely old-fashioned: there was a glimpse of table or counter area and I would be there with good paper and a pen (maybe a fountain pen) writing letters to friends.

[@ANIMALS_AND_MORE_moments]

I start to question how people with legal income can afford such rents in NYC. Anybody ever hought what kind of people such rent prices attract?

[@Chib2]

People that launder their money maybe

[@653j521]

These people showed us. Didn't you watch?

[@AnimeBoysOnly]

Right! He sells lip balm and makes thousands a month, like wtf. I got a useless degree working with crappy companies. Im about start my own business.

[@AnimeBoysOnly]

New yorks know how to hussle and make money I guess

[@ANIMALS_AND_MORE_moments]

@@653j521 read again, please. I could have made this comment to some other videos. Therefore, for you the rent / income ratio in NYC appears to be unproblematic. It's simple, I don't think so.

[@flower-up1tx]

No sunlight and no elevator no thank you rather pay more for elevator^^thanks for the videohave a great day😂😂😂😂

[@foodiegal9923]

I cried a little bit when you said “$6,000 one bedroom”….

[@twixtwix5551]

I remember when everything was closed on a Sunday in downtown Chicago. Nothing was open!

[@mishaa7263]

you can kind of see the sky

[@johnbaldock6353]

The price for the first flat, Does that include the TETANUS Jabs you need to live there?🤣

[@lorettei3936]

Oh wow, you are so out of order 😂

[@chuckwagon7354]

Ngl, the comparison between these two apartments is a perfect summary of my life to date.

[@abbeyl6115]

Does this include utilities? Also, there are thick, woodenlike looks like cutting boards specifically designed for either gas or electric stoves that go over either half or the entire stove, To extend countertop space.

[@whitneyfisher994]

Purchased the FOUR lip balm. I hope it’s good!

[@miobulle1112]

the cheap one , the cheap one. With good decoration , inspiration and lights , you can do something cool. Well the kitchen is small , but with organisation you can make it. I will rent it for sure.

[@lorettei3936]

I would buy a new/less used stove and try to work a deal with owner for at least split the cost and then wrap the fridge in a roll of Stainless Steel decorative wrap

[@findingpeacedailyfpd6064]

An adventure everyday ✨✨✨🌀"like a rolling stone."💜

[@jolene0407]

Cash: *turns on faucet and liquid comes out at literaly ANY velocity* "decent water preasure" 😂 You are a born salesman!

[@issachayes4424]

Its tragic that job after job after job in NYC Brooklyn Queens doesn't pay the rent The working men and women are being crushed An apartment is becoming a pipe dream

[@prissilou]

Rent the cheaper one bedroom and make friends across the street with the outdoor terrace apartment and live the best of both worlds...or not.

[@fannycraddock99]

Well the cheap one is OK but the kitchen gets a big no from me. Perhaps if I was still young but not now! Love the 2nd one and would be happy living there if I could afford it.

[@BobbieXxoo]

Hey...refrigerator doors are changeable....they can be opened on either side! 😊

[@sectorseven07]

Jesus. I literally make like 6700 a month and that's upper middle class in Virginia, even bordering on upper class. Yet this dude's apartment cost almost my entire monthly wage. I live in a 4 bedroom 2 bath house I pay around 1500 a month for in Virginia prior to utilities.

[@Lvl1Critters]

uggh i love black marble tile and rainforest showerheads

[@angeladavis2010]

I am addicted to your videos because it makes me SO GRATEFUL FOR WHAT I HAVE!!!!! LMFAO!!!!! What you pay in NY for rent, you can pay 2 mortgages elsewhere 😂😅❤ INSANE!!!!!

[@653j521]

Yeah, we get it, you watch to brag. But where are your videos for people who love your area?

[@hollygail6211]

My salary in Upstate New York is significantly less than what I would earn in NYC for a job in a similar firm with the same job responsibilities, so the rent would equal out to the percentage I pay here. And no car payments or insurance. So it all evens out except for the SAFETY factor. It's safe where I live; lots of creepy apts. in NYC.

[@envyvicious]

It's great to see the comparison videos! Lots to think about for a renter. Renter: What are my hard No vs. OK, not perfect, but will I do it anyway?

[@deniseroe5891]

I like to cook, so the first would be difficult, but for the price difference I would take it. Maybe make friends with someone across the street and cook for them😁. The second was super nice but too much money.

[@demariosreefaquarium7475]

I was Raised in bklyn NY and moved out 22 yrs ago. My one bedroom apt on Rockaway parkway was only 625.00. The ridiculous rental prices now are due to severe crooks charging this much. F shameful

[@plutoplatters]

$3,000 dollars for any apartment is insane. More insane is that we continue screwing ourselves with $$.

[@ilovelife4510]

Apartment #1: Actual Retail Price: $800... at most

[@carolcarol3938]

Hey @Cash Jordan, one thing that might interest some is whether pets are allowed in the buildings you view.🐕🐕🐕😼😺😸

[@texasgal07]

Who has cable anymore?!?! Or is that just a NYC thing still? 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@sarahjones-jf4pr]

People who are not smart arse ?

[@grammasjewels7736]

I'm in upstate ny and alot of people still have cable. I got smart and dropped mine. I have wi-fi and Roku - that's plenty.

[@Shell2014]

What did they do… since Covid, did they take what apartments where there and divide them in half to make two? Or three?

[@dougjohnson5487]

Ugh the first one is a total wreck. Guess a lot of gullible desparate folks in NYC.

[@citibear57]

Somit is a very nice man to allow Cash and Alex into his home. (I'm sorry if I misspelled your name). He has a very nice condo, but man, that's seven times what I pay for a beautiful, spacious, one bedroom apartment.

[@alankovacik1928]

12:00 "plus there's a sink sprayer"

[@paulwolf3302]

Wow that is so sad that people have to live there. I walk out my backyard right into the mountains and my neighbors couldn't be friendlier. I'm originally from New York but try to keep it a secret.

[@bartonone2005]

Somat is a personable guy and very generous. Once I began hydrating my eczema is a thing of the past and I don't have chapped lips anymore, or I would buy his product. His apt. is beautiful and definitely better than the one across the street. The vermin in the walls of the older apt. will chew that plastic piece in the bathroom to bits to gain access to food, just sayin'. Chuck

[@doctorzaius4084]

The first building I have always considered cursed -- that whole stretch of buildings on 3rd ave, in fact. Any businesses that go in there close within months. I wasn't even sure the apartments were still occupied, always looks dark when I walk by at night. The second building is named after a character from ATLAS SHRUGGED (I can't remember the name, but it's 84 3rd ave if anyone wants to check) so obviously the owner is a big Ayn Rand fan, and I'm assuming that's why the lobby is designed to look like something from BioShock.

[@marylivingstone9815]

That is not 84 Third Avenue. That address has a high Westside Market on the bottom level.

[@doctorzaius4084]

@@marylivingstone9815 That is the building, you can see WESTSIDE MARKET in the background of the opening shots of this video 00:14

[@marylivingstone9815]

@@doctorzaius4084 OK, I’ve got it now. The entrances to both buildings are off 3rd Avenue on 12th Street. I didn’t realize the Westside Market was so big that it wrapped around that corner. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@stenchofjustice]

I have that exact same type of fridge in my apartment

[@diegos7455]

Where I live (Chile) you can live on a huuuuuge house for around 1500 dollars. For 6000 you can actually live on a Mansion

[@theoriginalbridgetconnors]

Cash, I like you and Alex almost as you and Charles!

[@jeanhansel5805]

Alex is too young to remember appliances that simply turn on and off. Ouch! I'm old enough to remember how exciting it was to go from an "ice box" to a refrigerator which didn't require blocks of ice being delivered to the house. 😬

[@wernerdanler2742]

I'm 74, and I never saw those ice boxes, so you must be over 100! 😅😂😅😂😅 😊

[@jeanhansel5805]

@@wernerdanler2742 I'm only four years older than you.😁 I also remember the "rag beggar" driving down our street with his horse and cart! And I grew up in a mi-western city where i guess we progressed a bit more slowly than other areas of the country.

[@ntakovacj3644]

@@jeanhansel5805 Yes -- I'm in your age range and I saw the rag picker truck go down the street and ran after the ice truck too -- we had a refrigerator but we called it "the icebox."

[@jeanhansel5805]

@@ntakovacj3644 So did we. 😁

[@pagirl913.]

Just an FYI… I bought a pack of the FOUR LIP BALM and it is amazing! I shoulda known if Cash stood behind it it would be amazing…and it is! Kudos to Summit!

[@pagirl913.]

And they arrived in 6 days. 🙌🏼